This text describes the genetic and pharmacologic principles for understanding abnormal responses to drugs and environmental chemicals. These principles are illustrated in discussions of thirty-three human traits of pharmacogenetic significance. The book will be of use to pharmacologists, medical geneticists, pharmacists, and their students.
This text describes the genetic and pharmacologic principles for understanding abnormal responses to drugs and environmental chemicals. These principles are illustrated in discussions of thirty-three human traits of pharmacogenetic significance. The book will be of use to pharmacologists, medical geneticists, pharmacists, and their students.
This text describes the genetic and pharmacologic principles for understanding abnormal responses to drugs and environmental chemicals. These principles are illustrated in discussions of thirty-three human traits of pharmacogenetic significance. The book will be of use to pharmacologists, medical geneticists, pharmacists, and their students.